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Professor W. Morgan
Cymrawd Emeritws Leverhulme, WISERD
Ysgol y Gwyddorau Cymdeithasol
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He has been Professor of Comparative Education, University of Nottingham, since 1995; Acting-Director of the Institute of Asian Pacific Studies, University of Nottingham, 1996-1999; and UNESCO Chair of the Political Economy of Education since 2005. He was previously a university lecturer and senior lecturer; and has also worked in adult and further education as a Workers' Educational Association tutor-organizer and as a college lecturer. His current research interests are in:
Comparative political economy of education: especially Russia and China; anthropology of knowledge; ethics and social research; peace education.
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Honorary Professor: Cardiff School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University, 2014.
The University of Nottingham's Vice Chancellor's Achievement Medal: 2014.
Co-Chair (with Mrs Amina Mohammed, Nigeria) of the UNESCO Director General's Senior Experts' Group on Education and Learning in a Changing World: 2013-2015.
Fellowship of the Learned Society of Wales: 2012.
Honorary degree of D.Sc. Awarded by the Institute of Sociology, Russian Academy of Sciences: 2010.
Chair of the United Kingdom National Commission for UNESCO: 2010-2013.
Board of the United Kingdom National Commission for UNESCO: 2007-2013.
Distinguished Professor: the International Institute of Adult and Lifelong Education, New Delhi, India: 2008.
Senior Fellowship of the China Policy Institute: 2008.
Commonwealth Scholarship Commissioner for the United Kingdom: 2002- 2008
Patron of Landmines Disability Support Trust: 2007.
Visiting Professorial Fellow: Institute of Commonwealth Studies, School of Advanced Studies, University of London: 2002-2005.
Fellowship of the Royal Anthropological Institute: 1989.
Fellowship of the Royal Society of Arts: 1979.